Foundations, Associations & Organizations

Nonprofits must embrace the sharing economy to deliver better results for communities.

Mission, knowledge, networking, and sharing underpin the nonprofit ethos. Through strategic partnerships with like-minded institutions, nonprofits can be simultaneously more efficient and deliver better results for constituents. Sharing offices, convening and event space, and community-building resources reduces financial pressures, and expands alliances, networks, and organizational resilience.

Organizations will share data and metrics to solve their pressing operations problems.

Nonprofits must coordinate and harness their data to understand how successful organizations are coping with staff shortages, setting back to work policies, deploying resources, and streamlining operations. Gaining such insights will help leaders allocate capital and real estate toward the right outcomes to achieve financial sustainability and advance goals.

With less need for offices, nonprofit organizations will transform workplaces into flexible centers that prioritize collaboration and community events.

An increase in hybrid work has led organizations to reimagine how they utilize real estate. New models redeploy spaces to act less like a collection of offices and more like flexible centers with purpose-built spaces that activate collaboration, community engagement, and team building.